Thread: For Atmosfear

Originally Posted by coqauvin

you make a valid point in how our actions have an effect on the world around us, and changing our behaviors is an aspect of this dilemma. but the systems and consequences our actions have on the world around us are myriad and the repercussions of the changes and choices we make are difficult to understand properly. So while you probably have a good grip on how people think when they rape the environment and what aspects of that cause them to be that way, you don't really understand how changing a fuel source impacts the economy and our culture from top to bottom. It's not your field of study or expertise, and talking like you understand it makes you sound pompous and retarded.

Just because someone doesn't have a 4 year degree in a particular subject does not mean that they don't know anything. It doesn't take a Ph.D to know that fossil fuel use is not necessary and could be easily replaced with much more natural and clean resources. I have done some homework, I don't claim to know all of the problems and solutions but someone has to start somewhere, no?


Though I find it interesting you try to tell me that someone who studies Psychology isn't an expert on the subject but yet say nothing about an economist who speak on the subject like they are experts in any kind of science.